Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Joseph Patrick Mobus
NJ 08-19-1969 Vietnam Army
982
Kenneth William Mokuau Jr
NJ 01-22-1969 Vietnam Marines
983
Albert Russell Molnar
NJ 11-04-1967 Vietnam Army
984
Frankie Zoly Molnar
NJ 05-20-1967 Vietnam Army
985
Robert Edward Monahon
NJ 05-28-1967 Vietnam Marines
986
Peter Mongilardi Jr
NJ 06-25-1965 Vietnam Navy
987
Paul John Mongillo
NJ 12-17-1967 Vietnam Air Force
988
Vincent Duncan Monroe
NJ 05-18-1968 Vietnam Navy
989
Theodore Edward Moon Jr
NJ 03-28-1969 Vietnam Army
990
Herbert Hubert Moore
NJ 11-06-1970 Vietnam Army
991
Jerome Moore
NJ 07-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
992
Leon David Moore
NJ 01-27-1969 Vietnam Army
993
Manuel Moore
NJ 04-30-1968 Vietnam Army
994
Robert Joseph Moore
NJ 04-04-1968 Vietnam Army
995
Robert Moore Jr
NJ 11-23-1969 Vietnam Army
996
Bobby Moorer
NJ 05-15-1968 Vietnam Army
997
William Curtis Moorhouse
NJ 03-12-1970 Vietnam Army
998
Frank David Moorman
NJ 01-23-1969 Vietnam Army
999
Vincent Moran
NJ 03-28-1969 Vietnam Army
1000
Bruce Morgan
NJ 08-19-1971 Vietnam Army
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